'Sphere model' presentation slideshows

Distributed Area Lighting

Distributed Area Lighting. Joon Jae Lee Keimyung University. Overview. Motivation Compact Lights Distributed Lights. General Case. Light comes from all positions and from all directions We need approximations in order to model in finite time Choices are:

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Beginners Astronomy

The Solar System. Beginners Astronomy. Martin Crow Crayford Manor House Astronomical Society. The Solar System. This week:. The Solar System from a historical point of view. How the Ancients viewed the Solar System Universe. The Greeks view and their influence.

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Unified Theory a short introduction to (metatheory)

Unified Theory a short introduction to (metatheory). Csaba Varga Sociologist, H. Academic Reader , President of the Institute for Strategic Research (ISR), Hungary. Preconditions for creating Metatheory. A neutral viewpoint

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More electron atoms

More electron atoms. Structure. Due to the Pauli-principle only two electrons can be in the ground state Further electrons need to be in higher states Pauli-principle must still be fulfilled In the ground state of the atom the total energy of the electrons must be minimal. Sphere model.

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CONSTELLATIONS

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Greek Atomism

Greek Atomism. The Greeks were the first people to develop an atomic theory. They could not perform formal scientific experiment but they reason that if they keep dividing an object like paper into two over and over it will eventually come to a point where matter was indivisible.

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Greek Atomism

Greek Atomism. The Greeks were the first people to develop an atomic theory. They could not perform formal scientific experiment but they reason that if they keep deviding an object like paper into two over and over it will eventually come to a point where matter was indivisable .

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MAPS, & GLOBES

MAPS, & GLOBES. BY: Winton Cooper, Enrique Pyfrom, Terrance Trotman, & Nathan Eldon. MAPS. What is a map? A map is a flat representation of the earth that can show y ou cities, countries, states, and world trade marks. GLOBES.

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Sustainable Development and the Anthroposystem (Santos)

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